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   by lovegraphs 11y ago

   Same on Chrome 45.0.2454.101, Ubuntu 14.04
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   by lovegraphs 11y ago

   Thank you, sorry about that. I changed some references around and caught that error only after having deployed.
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   by lovegraphs 11y ago

   By the way, thank you for your colorful simile--it really spurred me to fix this issue this morning, and I've definitely learned to take cross-browser compatibility more seriously. Cheers.
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   by lovegraphs 11y ago

   Safari is fixed! I need to get a Macbook so testing is faster than waiting for a screenshot online...
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   by lovegraphs 11y ago

   Hey Vishal, thanks! Small world!
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   by lovegraphs 11y ago

   Thanks! It now works on iOS. Still working on Safari...
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   by lovegraphs 11y ago

   Thanks! Pull request merged.
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   by lovegraphs 11y ago

   Thanks! Removed.
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   by lovegraphs 11y ago

   Lamentable. Must be some missing cross-browser CSS.. I'll look into it tomorrow! In the meanwhile try it in Chrome if you have a chance :)
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    by lovegraphs 11y ago

    The particular generation algorithm that you see is called "Randomized Prim's algorithm" on Wikipedia. It starts at a random cell in a grid, marks it as discovered, and adds all of that cell's adjacent walls to a queue.
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    by lovegraphs 11y ago

    That's right, it does a breadth-first-search from the end-point immediately upon clicking the end-point; it then traces the path from the start-point, following the parent-pointers set during the BFS, painting the DOM in the process.
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    by lovegraphs 11y ago

    Thanks!
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    Maze Generator and Solver(golubitsky.github.io)

    53 points by lovegraphs 11y ago|41 comments